Consider the following maze: The maze begins at S and ends at E. We represent t...

Consider the following maze:

The maze begins at S and ends at E. We represent the current position in the maze using two integer variables named posX and posY. The starting location (S) is thus represented as posX = 0 and posY = 0. Movement through the maze is defined by the following rules:

1. MoveRight(spaces): posY = posY + spaces

2. MoveLeft(spaces): posY = posY – spaces

3. MoveDown(spaces): posX = posX + spaces

4. MoveUp(spaces): posX = posX – spaces

Define functions for each of the above rules such that each function has an integer reference parameter. Use these function declarations to write a C++ program that defines posX and posY, initialized to 0, and the corresponding calls to your functions that will correctly move your position in the maze from S to E ending at posX = 0, posY = 11. Print out the value of posX and posY after each function call.